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The rising number of Canadian firearm owners increased in 2023 to 2,352,504, continuing the trend. Ontario's PAL holders also increased.
As wildfire season begins, the province is adding more firefighting positions and offering payment incentives.
Anglers in Fisheries Management Zone (FMZ) 10 should be aware of a change in pike regulations that came into effect this year.
Canadian professional anglers had strong showings at the annual event known as the Super Bowl of bass fishing.
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An increase in the limit of black ducks has been proposed. The limit will increase from four to six black ducks per day in some districts.
A growing number of companies are starting to use the whole harvested fish for different uses, instead of just the filet.
Hunters pursuing elephants and rhinoceros are not allowed to import hunting trophies such as ivory or horns into Canada.
There is a new approach to control sea lamprey that could help reduce the impact of the invasive species.
